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Dunstan Times, Issue 947, 11 June 1880, Page 2

FRIDAY, 1 Ith JUNE. At 1 o’clock. At Goodger’s Yards, near Cromwell. STORE CATTLE. SHORT-HORN BULL. DAIRY COWSCH ARLES COLOUGH will sell (per Mr George F ache) by public auction at Goodger’s Yarda, Cromwell, at 1 p.ra., on Friday, 11th June, 30 Head of Mixed Quiet Cattle, including Dairy Cows (in calf, or with calves at foot), Stores, and 1 Short-horn Bull. No Reserve. - Terms, Cash. CHAS. COLCLOUGH, Auctioneer. KM R. PUBLIC WORKS, NEW ZEALAND. COURT HOUSE AT ARROWTOWN. Public Works Office, Dunedin, Bth June, 1880. WRITTEN TENDERS for the above will be received at this office up till noon on Tuesday, 6th July, 1880. Drawings, specifications, and general conditions may be seen at this office j the Town Clerk's office, Lawrence \ and the offices of the Police Sergeants at Arrowtown, Queenstown and Cromwell. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command, E. R. USSHER, Resident Engineer. Alexandra, June Bth, 1880. I HEREBY Give Notice that I intend to apply for a Slaughtei’ing License for premises to be erected about half-way between O’Regan’s slaughteryard and Mr J. Allan’s residence, Borough of A lexandra. JOHN BLAKELY. g PENCE H. TURTON, SOLICITOR & CONVEYANCER, CROMWELL, Will visit Clyde, Alexandra, and Blacks every Court Day. [A Card.] R. SLEEMAN, (Late Assistant Surgeon H.M. Army in Ashautee), Has commenced Practise in the BLACKS DISTRICT, Residing at Ophir. £2 REWARD. LOST from St. Bathans, about the 30th April, one iron grey mare, branded CG on near shoulder ; large scar on near hip. Together with one brown horse, branded L near shoulder, locally known as “ Hector.” Ten shillings reward will be given for such information as will lead to their recovery, or two pounds on delivery to WM. PYLE, Storekeeper, St. Bathans. NOTICE. POISON will be laid on Mouterc Station after this date for Rabbits. M'LAREN & TURNBULL, December 11th 1879. NOTICE. JpOISONED wheat has been laid on the Earnscleugh Station for Rabbits, STRODE & FRASER. August 20th, 1879. NOTICE. ON and after this date Poison will be laid for DOGS <fe RABBITS on Run 339. ROBERT STEWART, Manager, Hawksburn Station, July 25,1879. KNOWN—Hudson’s Patent Self Raising Flour is more convenient and economical than ordh nary Flour, and its results are certain, I 1 Once used always used.”